Assessing the Implications of Policy Options for the Military Personnel Budget
Matthew Walsh, Thomas Light, Raymond E Conley
Assessing the Implications of Policy Options for the Military Personnel Budget
Matthew Walsh, Thomas Light, Raymond E Conley
Since 2000, spending on military personnel has grown at an average annual rate of 3.3 percent. This increase in spending threatens to undermine readiness and crowd out future efforts to modernize key military capabilities. A new tool simulates how various Department of the Air Force personnel policy changes could affect spending, allowing users to view cost variances when adjusting such factors as personnel count, rank, and experience levels.
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